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They're releasing a big expensive tablet in 2014 and the top-end storage size is 32GB? Really?
by Bud 12y ago
They're releasing a big expensive tablet in 2014 and the top-end storage size is 32GB? Really?
- freehunter 12y agoWell they are a cloud company. They probably just expect you to not store anything locally. No company puts a good amount of storage in their device for a reasonable price. It's a problem on par with battery life.
- Trellmor 12y agoThe Nexus 6 has 32 and 64GB options. I'm a bit disappointed that they don't match this with the Nexus 9.
- fatbat 12y agoExcitedly waiting for a new Android tablet but 32GB max is too little for that price tag. I suppose Google expects more photo/video taking on phones vs tablet hence lower storage?
- crwll 12y agoThey might well release a 64GB version later. They released a 32GB version of the N7 2012 some months after initial release and removed the 8GB version.
- Touche 12y agoWhere did you get that this is expensive? I don't see a price on the page anywhere.
- nacs 12y agoIt's not stated on that page yet but other news articles have prices. $400 for 16GB and $600 for 32GB.
- Raphmedia 12y agoI'm not rich at all and would have to save for a little while to afford one of those, but I don't feel like $400 is expensive at all for one such device.
- nacs 12y agoFor the record, I wasn't stating it was expensive (that was a different person). I was just responding to "I don't see a price on the page" part.
- astrodust 12y agoIt used to be you'd upgrade that with an SD card, but now that's not an option? That's a little odd.